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American Nightmare Lyrics by Moral Crux

Pop Culture Assassins

2003

Corporate media mind manipulation
The less they tell the truth, the more they profit
Who will control the past
With the future history removed, the truth elusive?
This American nightmare isn't a dream
I can't believe a single thing I see
You're 401 KO'ed
The HMO said no
Forgotten and alone
Semi-suburban ghetto
This American nightmare isn't a dream
I can't believe a single thing I see
I can't believe a single thing I see
[Guitar solo]
Corporate media mind manipulation
The less they tell the truth, the more they profit
Who will control the past
With the future history removed, the truth elusive?
This American nightmare isn't a dream
I can't believe a single thing I see
I can't believe a single thing I see
I can't believe a single thing
I can't believe a single thing
I can't believe a single thing I see
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"American Nightmare" appears on "Pop Culture Assassins" in 2003.

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